Rochdale Borough Children, Young People and Families' Substance Misuse Treatment Service UID 4781
Rochdale Metropolitan Borough CouncilEstimated Value
Up to £600,000
Deadline
22 November 2019
Published
22 October 2019
Type
services
Overview
We are looking for a dynamic, innovative and pro-active organisation(s) with an extensive knowledge of the vulnerabilities and complexities of children and families within the field of substance misuse, both generally and in Rochdale, and with a proven track record of delivery of specialist services. Prevention and early intervention is a key priority.
The service is expected to utilise strengthening emotional and social resilience of our young people as the enabler to address substance misuse. The service will be expected to consider the family unit in its widest sense and to work holistically with all relevant parties and other agencies to co-ordinate packages of care that best meet those needs but that also recognise strengths and assets.
The core aim of this service is to deliver a range of interventions to educate and raise awareness of substance misuse (Tier 1), intervene early to divert people away from misusing substances (Tier 2) and where misuse of substances is more deeply entrenched, to provide a range of specialist, evidence based treatment interventions (Tier 3) to enable individuals and their families to recover and sustain a life free from dependency. The service contract is from 1st April 2020 until 31st March 2022 with an option to extend annually until 31st March 2025.
Additional details
For any further information, please refer to the service specification and tender documentation. The maximum annual budget available for these services is £300k per annum.
The tender is being undertaken under the OJUE Light Touch Regime. Full details of the Specification and tender Evaluation criteria can be found in the tender documentation available from the Chest website at: https://www.the-chest.org.uk/
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Rochdale Metropolitan Borough CouncilKey Dates
Published
22 October 2019
Submission deadline
22 November 2019
Notice type
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